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Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Greatest Hits Medley" on The Ed Sullivan Show, December 4, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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@jacobzehner2004 Месяц назад

Props to Ed Sullivan for adding bands to the show.

@shyman99 Год назад

If Gary's career would be represented in a career timeline, you would see a line drawn immediately after this performance, which was the end of his greatest success. 10 straight recordings all reaching the top 21 of the Billboard Hot 100. Ending with what I think is one of his very best singles, with lyrics that would ironically spell his fate, "Where will the words come from when I tell you I don't want you anymore".

@modernretroradio993 Год назад

He was drafted into the completely unnecessary Vietnam War. He returned home in 1969 an addict. That's what our military does to people.

@samdanner6806 Год назад

@@modernretroradio993 You are damn right my friend! I am mad as hell over Vietnam "Fucking" Nam.

@distantreplaydotorg Год назад

@@samdanner6806 when they realized who's son he was they hid him from combat for 2 months and shipped him out to Korea. No way Uncle Sam was going to risk killing Jerry's kid

@randyoehlert5045 Год назад

I remember watching Ed Sullivan Show religiously. It was one of my favorites. I was 14 when this showed December 1966. Awesome time to grow up.

@sharolynwells Год назад

I was 15 in 1966.

@Sasha-ch7ic Год назад

@@sharolynwells I was six years old

@SQTierHog Год назад

I was 3. ❤

@StephanieJeanne Год назад

Wow, so clean-cut! 😄 Was funny to hear the teens screaming. I liked their music, tho I was super young when they were popular.

@user-zx4gh2xt9y Год назад

Qd😂😮

@jody8526937 Год назад

I didn’t realize how good they were. Gary was a really good songwriter.

@recordguy4321 Год назад

only he didnt write em, exampleAl Kooper wrote This Diamond Ring

@jody8526937 Год назад

@@recordguy4321 Al Kooper wrote his biggest hit? Ok. that last song was very interesting. I must look into his discography.. thanks. Funny thing most artists were live on Sullivan. What’s up with this medley?

@jrdlabs Год назад

@@jody8526937 And, neither he nor the Playboys played on the records. It was the famous Wrecking Crew, a group of talented L.A. session musicians who played on, practically, everything. The records sounded so good because of the production genius that was Snuff Garrett.

@jody8526937 Год назад

@@jrdlabs I'm aware most "LA" groups didn't play the studio versions of the songs however Gary and The Playboy's were a good live act. I have seen live performances of the band and they are very entertaining.

@jrdlabs Год назад

@@jody8526937 Yes, I've seen them quite a few times, as well. They had a lot of hits and those songs are darn catchy. It IS entertaining and Gary is a good frontman.

@jeannemoscato1467 Год назад

I saw him a few years ago in concert & he was fabulous

@kevingoins9858 Год назад

Days after this appearance, Gary entered into the Armed Forces for two years.

@pattibuchhalter6671 10 месяцев назад

My 1st concert was these great guys. Remember it to this day. So wonderful. Thanks guys

@tomlew55 Месяц назад

The great Carl Radle on bass. Yeah, that Carl, of Leon Russell, Delaney and Bonnie, Derek and the Dominoes and Eric Clapton fame.

@rsykesjr Год назад

Yep my all-time favorite group as well even though like some of the previous comments have indicated their music was primarily played by The Wrecking Crew but so were most of the other groups’ music from that period.

@Playbyplaymedia Год назад

Some audio engineer did a nice job with the razor and splice block.

@TomElvisSmith Год назад

One of my favorite bands! Thank you for posting this great medley! An edited version is shown in a "Best of Sullivan" program featuring only two of the songs, so it's great to see the entire medley for the first time! The songs featured are "This Diamond Ring" (number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100), "Green Grass" (number 8), "She's Just My Style" (number 3) and "Where Will the Words Come From" (number 21). The last song was Gary's current single. This was Gary's last appearance on the Sullivan show before joining the army. This was the same one on which he sang a bit of "One Last Kiss" after the medley, posted earlier. He made one more appearance after he re-joined civilian life singing "Main Street" which has also been posted. The only performance left to be posted is "She's Just My Style" from a Sullivan show earlier in 1966.

@cherylmoebakken3589 Год назад

Drafted in 1967.

@that70sgirl90 Год назад

Thank you for sharing! 💖

@TomElvisSmith Год назад

@@that70sgirl90 You're welcome!

@that70sgirl90 Год назад

@@TomElvisSmith 😊

@Timotheusism Год назад

Save your Heart For Me Is My Favorite.

@sharolynwells Год назад

I love them all!

@charladiannealbritton3518 Год назад

Love him and his songs especially "This Diamond Ring"!

@user-cw7xl8zy4v 4 месяца назад

Always loved this group. Seeing them tonight in NJ. Guy behind him looks like Peyton Manning.

@spyderlogan4992 Год назад

Those are two very sweet Gibson guitars...That Sunburst ES-335 and the fantastic Les Paul Black Custom...

@billmiller2051 Год назад

Worth big $$$ now.

@yorkiegirl16 2 месяца назад

Now I know why I had a crush on Gary Lewis when I was 14.

@eiizabethjones7618 Год назад

I have always loved you guys the greatest ❣️

@patriciagreen2365 11 месяцев назад

Yes he did, selflessly serving his country

@edufau815 Год назад

Times of innocence and naivety unimaginable today...

@matthewclark9652 Год назад

Gary Lewis named "Top Male Singer Of 1966" on Billboard Magazine. Lewis was also on Scepter Records with the song "Then Again Maybe" as a solo artist & his last swan song peaking at # 135 (Record World) & # 110 (Cashbox) in September of 1972. Did Gary Lewis met Gary Puckett??

@firmusroddythewelshgilling570 Год назад

The members in this performance are: Gary Lewis - lead vocals (son of Jerry Lewis) Tom Tripplehorn - guitar (father of Jeanne Tripplehorn) (died 2019) Carl Radle - bass (played in Derek and the Dominoes) (died 1980) John West - Hammond Organ Jim Karstein - drums (died 2022) Edit: I just noticed I credited the wrong drummer. Its Jim Karstein in this, not Keltner.

@Wygruce Год назад

Is that really Keltner?

@shave-a-thon3415 Год назад

@@Wygruce I was thinking the same thing!

@shave-a-thon3415 Год назад

Jim Keltner is still living.

@firmusroddythewelshgilling570 Год назад

@@Wygruce I just noticed I credited the wrong drummer. Its Jim Karstein in this, not Keltner.

@firmusroddythewelshgilling570 Год назад

@@shave-a-thon3415 I just noticed I credited the wrong drummer. Its Jim Karstein in this, not Keltner.

@shave-a-thon3415 Год назад

This can't possibly be sourced from the best available videotape! This looks like it was pulled from an old Napster upload 20 years ago during the days of 56kbps dialups!

@andytaylor5476 Год назад

Gary served in the Vietnaum war starting in 1967 so perhaps the Bye Bye Gary refers to this.

@rsykesjr Год назад

You are probably right. This appearance on the Sullivan show was made on December 4, 1966 and he entered the Army in January 1967.

@WWChampion16 Год назад

He was in South Korea until a year later when he came back.

@distantreplaydotorg Год назад

@@WWChampion16 Spent 2 months in Vietnam far away from the action once they figured out who's son he was. They then shipped him out to Korea

@WWChampion16 Год назад

@@distantreplaydotorg He could have been entertaining the troops like a lot of celebrities.

@brez-ed9dd Год назад

I think that's Carl Radle on bass, who later became a member of Derek and the Dominoes.

@pcsbeat Год назад

Wish they had let them actually play live/recorded on these. Wonder what they sounded like as opposed to the studio players on the records.

@evanholly3649 Год назад

They do play on the records, there is proof out there

@waynesanchez6504 10 месяцев назад

Most, if not all, you hear on their recordings was supplied by "The Wrecking Crew", probably with Glen Campbell on lead guitar, Hal Blaine on drums.

@1953childstar 9 месяцев назад

@@waynesanchez6504 With vocal overdub by singer Ron Hicklin...

@Kw1161 Год назад

I liked Gary’s singing with the music created by the famed “Wrecking Crew”…😊! Shame his career was ruined by our 3rd foray into Southeast Asia. I hope that is the last…but won’t hold my breath.

@jamescalifornia2964 Год назад

The American war machine continues ... 😔

@mariapatriciachavez214 Год назад

❤❤

@EarlHutton2030 24 дня назад

The girls all scream when the camera switches to John West singing the "Don't you know that she's" line.

@SingleMalt77005 Год назад

Bass player Carl Radle went on to (in my opinion) much greater things including stuff with Leon Russell and Joe Cocker (Mad Dogs & Englishmen) but especially with Eric Clapton (Derek and The Dominoes).

@recordguy4321 Год назад

I saw him with derek and the dominos. he was fantastic as well as Dominos drummer the late Jim Gordon .Carl died from years of substance abuse He played with Leon Russell since the early 60's and it was leon who encouraged all these guys from Tulsa like Carl drummer Jim Karstein, and guitarist Tommy Tripplehorn (Jeannie's dad) to move to L. A. Organist and cordovox player Jon West was already there.

@SingleMalt77005 Год назад

@@recordguy4321 Oh how I envy you seeing Derek and The Dominoes! I just read the new Leon Russell biography and there is lots of stuff along those lines in it.

@recordguy4321 Год назад

yeah I gotta get that book. Big Leon fan.

@ChrisHansonCanada Год назад

I'm assuming the reason why we don't get any uploads of full episodes has something to do with the music rights, legal clearances, etc. due to the cost.

@SteppinLC Год назад

LC From Chicago 😎

@luisacata04 Год назад

LC from Colombia

@alvarotroni787 Год назад

Qualquer semelhança de som e visual com The Beatles NÃO é mera coincidência. Beatles, a maior escola do mundo. Abrç à todos 🌷

@cornerofthemoon 11 месяцев назад

Gary Lewis in many ways was a self-made man as his famous father was more of a hinderance to his career than a help. His mother helped finance the band but other than Jerry Lewis helping Gary get some TV appearances, he either did nothing or belittled him.

@AngryRantsAndStuff Год назад

They were the only US group to have a #1 hit during the British invasion

@recordguy4321 Год назад

DEAD WRONG , 1965 Hang on Sloopy by the McCoys, Turn Turn Turn by the Byrds, Let's Hang On,by the Four Seasons, Help Me Rhonda Beach Boys I Cant help Myself by the Four tops and from 1964 I Get Around Beach boys and Last Kiss by J Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers plus countless Supremes #1's,

@andydrewlinger9301 Год назад

@@recordguy4321 You're so right. (I'm especially a Supremes fan, so...)

@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 Год назад

@@recordguy4321 An impressive list of hits indeed. The Dixie Cups also reached no. 1 with 'Chapel Of Love' (1964), so did The Shangri-Las ('Leader Of The Pack', 1964) and The Temptations ('My Girl', 1965, their first single with David Ruffin singing lead).

@sierria64 7 месяцев назад

Also the temptations and supremes @@recordguy4321

@TrishStarr 4 месяца назад

❤

@Parallax09 Год назад

Bom demais 🤩🤩🤩🤩

@tomc2376 11 месяцев назад

he has 3 concerts in Oct 2023 at the Southpoint Las Vegas

@MrLifesavers1 Год назад

It’s so sad that his musicianship had to be hidden from his father until it was proven successful. His mother Jeanne financed his studio time and equipment under the promise that Jerry would not know.

@shave-a-thon3415 Год назад

I thought that Jerry pulled strings to get Gary a recording contract with Liberty Records and ensured he had the most seasoned people behind him like Snuff Garrett. Patty was Gary's mother. Jeanne was married to Dean.

@DerGlaetze 9 месяцев назад

DINO!

@June_Magoo Год назад

Why didnt you guys just combine this with the last kiss video?

@sugarjoe50 10 месяцев назад

Upon Gary's return from the military the music scene had changed drastically. Unfortunately his career was over.

@dansteely9906 Год назад

Son of actor Gerry Lewis

@martinbench3657 5 месяцев назад

Great stuff here , another reason why the rrhof is always wrong

@alfredc1342 Год назад

Hope Green Grass included....

@TomElvisSmith Год назад

It will be! "Green Grass" is one of my favorite Gary Lewis records too!

@jadezee6316 Год назад

they stole everything they could from the Great Beach Boys...but it wasnt enough...who remembers them......

@edufau815 Год назад

But hey... in those days, what band was not inspired by one of the great reference bands of pop/rock such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Doors or The Beach Boys themselves?